AXP90 X47 WHITE

A great low profile cooler for the price. I wouldn't pair it with a power hungry CPU, but it's not meant for that anyway. Ive been using it on my HTPC for almost a year and have no issues or complaints, just cooling an intel 12100 CPU. It's good for a simple white aesthetic build. It mounted a little different that other coolers, the screws pass through the motherboard and are tightened with nuts on the rear, there's no backplate, but I haven't experienced any weirdness with mounting pressure or unusual temperatures.

Feels solid and well built.Smart installation method with the included backplates and pretty comprehensive instruction.CPU temps better than the stock cooler!

It cools down a Ryzen 9 7900 in a Deskmini x600. The temps do reach 88, but it's still much better than before. It's easy to install ONCE YOU GET THE BRACKETS PROPERLY ALIGNED. I screwed in the AM5 adapting brackets and thought I was good to go, but the screws would not go into the motherboard's holes. So I loosened up the screws connecting the brackets to the cooler and made sure the brackets were pushed as much as possible towards the centre. Then it worked perfectly. Still, I'm sure they could have figured out a way to not have to fiddle with it during installation and just have it work from first go. Cooling down a Ryzen 7900 in a asrock deskmini x600 ... let's just say it's very toasty during long all cores engaged workflows. But then again Ryzen 7000 series were designed to work perfectly at very high temperatures with no risk.Also, this is actually quite silent if used at some distance from a perforated/mesh panel. If used close to the mesh panel, it will make a racket. Then again, I don't even think noctua would be free from that. Air turbulence is air turbulence.

Brilliant, does the job. Very quiet. Keeping temps down on my proxmox server using a 5800x. Recommended.

Was easy to fit, and the temperatures might or might not be OK compared to stock, unfortunately I couldn’t test properly in an InWin Chopin case as the screws are too long.Normally you have to worry about the size of the actual fan whether it will fit in a case, not the extrusion of the screws on the backside.

The cooler itself is fantastic, it keeps my AMD5 (7900) down at about 62 degrees at peak load.However, the instructions come in Chinese and English and are abysmal and unclear.The pictures are wrong and show the wrong initial pictures, later on it tells you to remove your motherboards backplate and use the coolers ones, but if you look it up online you'll soon see anyone who does this breaks their mobo because the cooler screws tighten in a weird way and flex the board. So for AMD5 at least, just mount the fan using your mobo's own backplate.There are installation videos on YouTube, they're better but still not perfect.It's a genuinely good product but I can't give it 5 stars because the instructions are so bad, bad enough that it took me 2 hours to install because it was so unclear.

Fitted and worked, and still working.

Very quiet, similar to Noctua but at half the price.